Bitcoin miners sit at the crossroad of the crypto economy and the technology sector. Miners benefit from growing bitcoin demand, with a business model increasingly reliant on on-chain fees. They also are uniquely positioned to harness growing datacenter demand.

As mining companies scaled up, they established an industrialized process that included building and solving for energy demands for massive warehouses of rigs. With their established efficiency, these companies become increasingly attractive shared real estate for those looking to build out AI servers and data centers. It makes bitcoin mining companies an industry to consider, looking ahead.

With a number of tailwinds, from positive regulatory pressures to booming AI-driven datacenter growth, bitcoin mining companies may offer unique and diversifying potential within portfolios. Indeed, despite ongoing market challenges this year, bitcoin mining companies recovered rapidly from first-half tariff pressures. And while regulatory concerns over U.S. economic and administrative policy shook equity markets on Friday, WGMI held steady.

WGMI offers pure-play exposure to bitcoin miner companies in North America. WGMI invests in those companies earning at least half their profits or revenue from bitcoin mining. The fund invests in companies providing hardware, software, or services to bitcoin mining companies. Additionally, the strategy seeks companies that manufacture specialized chips used in bitcoin mining. WGMI does not invest in bitcoin.

The fund is managed by a team of industry experts on both cryptocurrencies as well as the finance sector. The portfolio is built using the fund manager’s expertise of the technical, operational, and commercial workings of the bitcoin mining industry.

WGMI carries an expense ratio of 0.75%.

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